does director mulvaney care? apparently not. he's it too busy hanging out with payday lenders himself. if that weren't bad himself, he joined a lout to delay a -- a lawsuit to pteonmers from triple digit interest rates. almost nobody gets one payday loan because they simply can't pay it back quick enough. so they get a second and a third and you don't have to be really good in math, mr. president, even senators can understand this. if you're getting three, four, five or six payday loans, ping tple interest rates. borrow300. you end up paying back $500, $600, $700. he gutted the office at the consumer bureau. he disbanded the team that protected student loan ow mr. president, nobody, even as conservative as this body might be is in the tank with wall street as anybody in this body might be, nobody believes we created the consumer bureau to tphraous -- to fleece consumers. but thas what he wts. when he testified to the banking committee, sitting behind him were very well dressed political cronies pulling down very big salaries com

mulvaney: it depends. today, a couple times. go weeks at a time without seeing him and there will be times where we talk four times a day. it depends on the issue. immigrationlved in to the last few weeks have been slow. heavily involved with health care and taxes on the budget. eric: who else in the cabinet or at the cabinet rank level do you interact with most? mnuchin.ney: secretary the economic team is myself, mnuchin, larry kudlow, and cavett hassett who runs the council of economic advisers. that is a good team of folks. we probably interact in the most as we consult with the president on the larger economic issues. some people may be aware that stephanie ruhle, my former coanchor, was supposed to be occupying this seat. she is in texas covering the border issue. for those of you who do not know about 90 minutes ago, the president said he would sign an executive order today on family separation. i have to follow his twitter -- mr. mulvaney: i have to follow his twitter account. eric: that was actually on television. it mad

right now her boss mick mulvaney it's not clear if mulvaney chose her personally it's not really clear why among all of the people who lack experience in banking that she was chosen most any himself says it wasn't her pick it was it was trump's pick but again she is a question mark from public citizens point of view from what i think should be the american consumers this is not the right choice we want somebody with a proven track record of meeting the mission of the consumer financial protection bureau and that is protecting consumers you have but you have this dilemma mick mulvaney in the capacity at least at this time federal judge says it's ok for him to stay there or an unknown you know door number three as it were if you all post or you're not too early to tell well it's too early to tell if she certainly doesn't have a track record that makes us support her we do want a senate confirmed director we think that male mick mulvaney should not be there at the very least anybody who's there should be a caretaker and mick mulvaney is not a caretaker he's dismantling the agency he's reo

consumer financial protection bureau which is anti-consumer is the current acting director of mick mulvaney west bartlett nailer of public citizen and with the world cup fever going on around the globe how much does it take to host the enormous of that we'll talk about all of that in the economics of football yes soccer with archie steve christakis lots to get to but first let's hit a few of. the hits keep keep coming in the ongoing trade war with the tariff tit for tat earlier today the european union slapped tariffs on a strategically targeted list of three point two billion dollars of u.s. imports wielding a scalpel against trump's sledgehammer the e.u. targets include bourbon famously made in kentucky home of the east state senate republican leader and rice another target impacting the heavily republican state of arkansas the terrorists were deployed earlier than expected and add to a similar move by canada mexico russia and china while experts warn of unintended consequences of the relatively narrow e.u. response chinese responses to president trump belligerents are hurting big names i

mulvaney: and linda's job, [laughter] dealing with small businesses. long time ago i worked in a freezer for a guy that made frozen pizzas. one day he's making cheese pizzas and the afternoon he will make pepperoni. he has an entirely different agency to deal with. it simply doesn't make sense. we will try to fix it. i want to go through a couple of examples today. step aside to go over just one or two -- a couple of them made the press. we talk about this later about the department of education and the department of labor being merged. we think that makes tremendous sense. what are they both doing? they're doing the same thing, get people ready for the work force. sometimes it's education, vocational training. we're doing the same thing. this goes back to the work i think ivanka i think did very early on job training when we learned we had -- in fact, we don't even know how many job training programs we have. some people think it's 40. some people think it's 46, 47. we get it down to 16 and put it all in one place so that if you're not happy or the ne

mulvaney: and linda's job, dealing with small businesses. long time ago i worked in a freezer for a guy that made frozen pizzas. one day he's making cheese pizzas and the afternoon he will make pepperoni. he has an entirely different agency to deal with. it simply doesn't make sense. we will try to fix it. i want to go through a couple of examples today. step aside to go over just one or two -- a couple of them made the press. we talk about this later about the department of education and the department of labor being merged. we think that makes tremendous sense. what are they both doing? they're doing the same thing, get people ready for the work force. sometimes it's education, vocational training. we're doing the same thing. this goes back to the work i think ivanka i think did very early on job training when we learned we had -- in fact, we don't even know how many job training programs we have. some people think it's 40. some people think it's 46, 47. we get it down to 16 and put it all in one place so that if you're not happy or the ne

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mick mulvaney is going to be giving a little report. can you do it in front of the media. would the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? >> yes, please. >> you would like to hear it. >> yes, please. >> why don't we do this? we will say grace afterwards, mike, and we will do mic and do grace. we don't have to necessarily do that in front of the cameras. >> try very hard to make this not boring, mr. president. mr. president, a lot of folks around this table have worked a long time. almost since you took over, to show you what -- to get you where you are today at this meeting. i call this the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. i know we talked about that during the campaign and you talked about that since have you been here. today we are introducing the actual actions that follow up on those words. to show people what we meant when we said drain the swamp. later on after the press leaves, you will hear from andrew brenberg, mr. mcmahon and i think mr. hearken on the executive order dealing with c

that's obviously going to fuel speculation that perhaps he's looking at mulvaney.ce president's chief of staff, his name has been floated as a possible successor to john kelly. the white house was asked about this earlier today, and the deputy press secretary said she talked to the president about this personally and he said there is no such conversation going on, and that he described it as fake news, but we're hearing the subject did come up the other night at dinner at the white house with mulvaney. >> when it comes to this, i guess the question is you can understand why a lot of people would want this job. they want it because maybe they like the president. they want it because they like the prestige. all sorts of reasons. the president doesn't necessarily always treat these people well. is that giving anyone pause? >> reporter: exactly. and the president likes to be his own chief of staff and communications director and press secretary. it's a maddening job for whoever goes into any of these positions but mulvaney is seen as somebody who keeps the trains runni

i heard mick mulvaney everyone who wants a job has one. we hear about the economy. we do hear about it. the economy is strong. is there a risk with everyone who wants a job has one? this president won by voicing the frustration of people under employed and left behind? >> trump's argument is when the economy is doing well, a lot of people are suffering. he is ignoring his argument. for a lot of his supporters, they will stand by him regardless of how they are feeling economically. >> why? >> they love him. they passionate about who he is as a leader. they are passionate about the arguments he makes on social and culture issues. they are angry about a lot of the rest of the country and the rest of the politics. they are willing to put aside feelings of their pocketbook and move forward with the republican ticket. >> i want to ask about surprising comments from joe manchin in 30 minutes. he may be open to supporting trump in 2020. we will see you in 20 minutes. >>> the president paying a visit to fema for a briefing on the hurricane season. not a word of the new death

we have gotten a note from milk mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit ral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and in line. host: reading some of your porting, military, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements? >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strength and more soldiers and more sailors and airmen in this and seeing more investment in the accounts that started to get thinner. this goes to the issue of sequestration and budget caps nd the department has been restrained and so, we are going to see a big boost in purchases nd in things like the f-35 an

we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see the administration, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we spent money offer and j-star program and another $00 million. minor things in the larger scope and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your reporting, militarytimes.com, the headline. here's what the appropriators want. you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee, last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. what are the improved improvements to the military we see in the chairwoman's bill? >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strength and more soldiers and more sailors and airmen in this and seeing more investment in the accounts that started to get thinner. this goes to the issue of sequestration and budget caps and

i think mick mulvaney has already balanced two of these positions.oven to be popular with the president's base coming from that deeply conservative era and he has a deep institutional knowledge of the trump administration. so it's possible he could be looking there, as well. >> a busy week ahead. julia, kevin, thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> and that will do it for me. i'm dara brown. at the top of the hour, stay with us, it is hugh hewitt. but first, i'm time for "your business" with j.j. ramberg. have a great saturday. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll find the same shoes in your store that he found online he'll be one happy, very forgetful wide footed customer. at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & if your customer also forgets socks! & you could send him a coupon for that item. and now you know.ed- jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes p

as a republican congressmember from south carolina, mulvaney repeatedly voted in favor of bills that would have eliminated the bureau. a federal judge has ruled that environmental protection agency head scott pruitt must p produce evidence to back his claims that humans are not the primary cause of climate change. the lawsuit stems from a freedom of information act request filed by a watchdog group which sought to have the epa cite any studies that might be used to corroborate pruitt's claims, which defy nearly all available climate science. the foia request came after pruitt made this remark on cnbc in march of last year, not long after his confirmation as epa administrator. measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do and there is tremendous disagreemement about the degree of impact. no, i would not agree that it is a primary contributor to the global warming that we see. amy: meanwhile, two top epa officials have resigned over a mounting series of scandals involving scott pruitt, who faces more than a dozen ethics investigations. epa s

nick mulvaney will be giving a little report. you can do it in front of the report. would the media like to hear mi mick. would you like to hear it? >> yes. >> why don't we do this. we'll say grace afterwards, mike, wedo mick and then we'll say grace. we don't necessarily have to do that in front of the cameras, okay? >> i'm going to work really hard at not making this boring, mr. president. a lot of folks around this table have worked a long time, almost since you took over, to get you to where you are today at this meeting. i call this the drain the swamp cabinet meeting. >> we're going to continue to monitor this cabinet meeting, mick mulvaney, budget director, making a precipitation. we'll watch that very, very closely. you heard the president blistering the democrats going after him on the immigration policies. he says the democrats are extremists, they only want open borders and they have nothing to offer. once again, we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i want to go to our chief correspondent jim acosta. what's the new

i listen to mick mulvaney. attaboy, go for it. it's too big a the federal level.of will it happen? i would not bet on it anytime soon. >> martha: yeah. >> exactly. >> martha: this is all about protecting all the buildings and the jobs. i don't even care what party you are in. they want institution to stay strong and stay high and the real estate to stay high in the washington area with the employees. >> i don't want the real estate to stay high in washington. i'd be happier if it were cheaper. look, the question here, political will, we have a president, a congress who can't even work together on immigration legislation than 80% of americans want. so to guy's point about the political will, yes, sir. but there is also this. is it a good plan and will people feel confident that their interests are being served? remember, most of the federal government isn't here. most of the federal government is spread out across this country in office after office and region after region and state after state after state. all of that is out there. the buildings here look big but

mick mulvaney is going to be giving a little report. you can do it in front of the media. would the media like to hear mick mulvaney's report or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera? >> yes, please. >> would you like to hear it? >> yes, please. >> why don't we do this. we'll say grace afterwards. >> we are actually going t use that as an opportunity to take a bit of a break here. president trump there, weekly cabinet meeting, calling on his budget director mick mulvaney for a presentation. we will go back when the president starts to take some questions there from reporters who have assembled in the room. craig melvin here once again from mcallen, texas. you heard president trump there going on a bit about the economy, going on a bit about the bad hand he has been dealt with regards to iran, with regards to north korea as well, and, of course, with regards to mexico. all of this coming just less than a day really after president trump did an about-face on his policy of separating children from their parents as they illegally try to cros

mick mulvaney. he has two hats on now, right, mick? two hats. you're doing great at both. office of management and budget has been good and our budget this year will be a lot of cutting. because we want to cut. ore a cutter but we had get the military through. we had to do some things for democrats that we don't normally do. we consider a lot of it waste. in order to get our military and $6 billion for opioid. which melanias so heavily involved in. we got that taken care of. next year, $716 billion for military. great job. this time you can start cutting. we have our military taken care of. you can start really cutting. a friends of mine for a long time, linda mcmahon. i was just being told the other day wha youe done in small business has been incredible. one of the real stars. vince and myself and your family, we're all proud of you. what you done is fantastic. so much work. people don't realize your small business is -- it's a massive business. you add it up, the numbers are not small business. they're bigger than just about any company you can think of. congratulations

mick mulvaney, controlling the consumer financial protection bureau, has rolled back the oversight of payday lenders. ryan zinke, interior secretary, has pushed more off-shore areas to risky oil and gas drilling. esident trp has en wor to weaken the consumer product at makes sure thatoaersagency don't explode. he has nominated a new chair who has opposed safety protections for table saws and nominated a new commissioner who defended companies that knowingly, knowingly sold all-terrain vehicles that tipped over and crushed children to death. i could keep going on, but these examples make one thing clear. president trump and his team ve embarked on an aggressive effort to kill the rules that protect the american people from corporate predators. ok. now is the part where we need to state the obvious. no. i don't think every regulation is good. sometimes regulators get it wrong. sometimes old rules need updating. sometimes rules should be eliminated outright, and the corruption of ourulemaking process now runs so deep that sometimes rules get perverted into government-sponsored protection

we have gotten a note from mick mulvaney and wants to see those operations and maintenance accounts fully restored. but it is pretty close. the two places that we have see note administration send a over saying they would like to see corrected, this bill would purchase two extra lit oral ships with the administration we saying it's not what they asked for, and it's money better spent elsewhere. minor things in the larger scope of this and pretty much in line with what the administration was looking for. host: reading some of your previewing the debate for next week, militarytimes.com, you quote the chair of the appropriations subcommittee on defense, kay granger, saying last year, we took the first big step to he rebuilding the military. order the proposed improvements we are seeing in the chairwoman's bill yet the >> she is talking about this idea of rebuilding the military we have heard so much from trump and the republicans. we are talking about healthy increases, another $16 billion and continued end strength and growth, so we will see more soldiers and more sailors and more airmen in

mick mulvaney does not mess around. >> bret: okay chuck? winner is jack phillips who wants a cake bakery in colorado. the supreme port by a vote of 7-2 this week said he did not have to bake a cake for a couple if it violated his religious beliefs. i think he is the winner in that case. the ruling, though, it doesn't seem like it will anticipate all the other permutations so that issue remains open. my loser has to be the western alliance. this has been a rough week for the unity of the g7 and the feuds that are going on openly between formerly very close countries like the united states and canada, are frankly, shocking, for those of us who have been following these meetings over the years. it's not like nothing i've seen before, not good news for the stability of that group. >> tom: the winner this week is the democrats. they avoided disaster on tuesday, they were in jeopardy of being shut out from all these house races and they manage to get a candidate and all those races so that keeps the hope alive for potential house take over in nov

white house budget director mick mulvaney and mike pence's chief of staff, nick ayres. >>> next to the cup coverage. we haven't been able to nail the world cup music. ♪ >> okay. i like it. >> now that we've dropped the beat, let's get to the action. >> speaking of action, first, colombia heads to the knockout round. what is this? >> the wave? >> it's not the wave. the snake? >> they did that thing, whatever they call that thing. >> senegal goes home. another african country gone. >> best of luck to them next time. >> over to belgium against england. he hits a rocket with his left foot. both sides were already moving on. i don't think they care that much about this game, but that was still a nice goal. >> the most important part about that game is this, from the belgian player who almost knocked himself out, oh! after the goal there. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. he whacks the ballffhed tois he's going to feel that tomorrow. that's embarrassing. >> hope he's okay, right? >> yeah. >> okay. >> i like the music. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> we found music that kendis likes. >> it is really like stoc

i hope you ask mick mulvaney this question. as i understood at the time, the president was trying to give a pep rally for the members themselves who needed bucking up and public support to keep going. don't think that was exactly the motivation for that. that the president wanted to take a victory lap. mr. anton: there was a strategic side to what he did there. mr. hayes: he is coming close to declaring premature victory on isis. my concern is he goes this summit, whatever comes out of it, we can be certain that the president is going to say this is a breakthrough, he has done something no other president ever has done. [speaking simultaneously] mr. anton: he is doing something the president has ever done if he talks to the leader of north korea. mr. hayes: is that a victory? mr. anton: i think his language on the north korean front has been sober and responsible so far. he has talked about willingness to walk away. he has said i think the meeting would be great if it were to happen but if it doesn't that's ok. mr. hayes: he al

along with the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. and we have an extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. that interview airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "sunday morning futures" and monday morning at 6:00 a.m. on fox business network on "mornings with maria." here are the big headlines this week. reporter: another rocky week for the markets. despite a late-week rally by nike, jp more dan and goldman sachs. the markets finishing in the red in part from trade concerns. despite a strong month, consumer stocks and real estate raising rates for the second time this year. trade concerns causing the mark totes finish mixed this week. oil prices hitting a 3 1/2 year high. president trump was in wisconsin this week to break ground on foxconn's facility that could employ 50,000 people. he took a shot at milwaukee-based company harley davidson after they announced they will move some of their production overseas because of the president's trade policies. the court dealt a devastating blow to organized lab

those would include all mba director mick mulvaney.vaney is a whiz on budget matters but does he agree with the president on immigration issues? can he represent trump voters on border reform? that's not a small thing. that ought to be an absolute requirement for that job. white house chief of staff. also on the list, we are hearing, his former aide, hope hicks. l hope hicks is young and generally press shy. relatively few out of washington have heard her speak. but in a white house written by factionalism and leaking, hicks is maybe one of the few people in washington or on the planet that has the reflexive trust of the president. he could use more people like that for sure at a time like this. we will keep you posted on thatu up next, we will look at the highlights and the low lights of the reaction to kennedy's retirement. also, continue to follow the breaking news out of annapolis, maryland, where a gunman took five lives and injured at least five more. we will be right back. ♪ napoleon is duping us! all around louisiana... you're

budget director mick mulvaney says this plan will help drain the swamp. we love it. congressman chris stuart is next. less government. >> this is the generational kind of stuff that i think you asked us to do when you came to office. when ronald reagan said that government wasn't the solution, it was the problem, okay, it took 15 years after that for bill clinton to go on tv to say the age of big government is dead. o ♪ you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. you'll only pay $4.95. if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. these are the unknown parts of living with parkinson's disease. what stories they tell. but for my ears only. what plots they unfold. but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. and these can worsen over time, making things ev

include mike pence's chief of staff nick ayers and office of management and budget director mick mulvaneywhite house spokesman lindsay walters said she spoke to both and both disputed the report. >>> "time" says recent irrigation water seems to be the result of e. coli tainting of romaine lettuce. the illnesses in 36 states were traced to romaine lettuce grown in yuma. the outbreak started in the spring, but it is now other. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports a brazilian boy reunited with his mother says he cried almost every day when he wasn't with her. yesterday a judge ordered the release of the 9-year-old from a migrant shelter. he and his mom were separated in late may after recently crossing the border. she was released from a detention center earlier this month and has applied for asylum. >>> and "usa today" reports the city of oman may have had the highest ever recorded on earth. in quiriyat it was a sultry 108.7 degrees. the online site weather underground said it set a new world record. humid marine air prevents the city from cooling off at night. i hope your air conditioning is

i also want to thank secretary wilbur ross, secretary shall, .irector mulvaney where is he?ongratulations. you better do a good job or i will say "you are fired" in two minutes. [applause] we have a lot of support. you have loved this right from the beginning. he was in congress, he did a good job, but this was his love. right? so good luck. secretary wilson, general dunford undersecretary thompson. deputy secretary shanahan and acting deputy secretary grady for being here today. we are honored to be joined by congressman robert and dana rohrabacher. stand up congressman, please. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] and, a special welcome to a strong, powerful, wonderful woman who does a great job as governor of one of my favorite places in the world, alabama. [applause] k iv -- kay ivey. am i doing ok in alabama? i better do ok in alabama. we love alabama. i also want to recognize three true american heroes. the first woman to command a space shuttle. the great eileen collins. stand up, eileen. great job. a lot of time in space. along with legendary apollo astronauts,

liz: that's top white house official mick mulvaney explain ing this modernization proposal, a drain the swamp proposal. a common sense proposal to reorganize the u.s. government. one of them includes merging the education and labor departments into one agency. that by the way, those two, they've got a combined 19,000 workforce and $80 billion budget combined, it's a lot of money a lot of people. here is the other idea now on the table. privatize the postal service. move several major department of food assistants to health and human services. that would be renamed the health and public welfare department. our political power panel back with us, brad blakeman. doug, the government has gotten too big and way out of control. president obama, he catered to career interests of big government workers, new bureaucracy in health and financial reform, putting that in reverse. what's your reaction to it? >> i'm all for reorganization but the health education and welfare departments were disengaged as a means of making sure we didn't lose sight of people's need needs and people's interests and whi

one of the news outlets listed me as mick mulvaney. >> all right. well, always good to see you, kevin "mic mulvaney" hassett. thank you for joining me. we'll ues discussion, as wve been doing for years. >> thanks, ali. >> the president of the white house council of economic advisers. >>> up next, why hundreds of parents separated from their parents at the u.s. border have been living for days in facilities that were only supposed to house them temporarily and why the president says it's the democrats' fault. alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an rpedicare supplement insce plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everythin

[applause] director mick mulvaney. [applause] and treasurer jovita carranza. thank you.hanks also to a really great friend of mine, mississippi ofernor phil bryant, and all the other state, local, federal officials that have done so much to help us with this incredible tax cut and job plan. you see how it is working. [applause] although i have to say, i think that the cutting of regulations maybe had just as big an impact. [applause] i don't want to say this to you, but i think the cutting of regulations had just as big an impact. i also want to welcome one need juanita dugan and michael balleellarmine. thank you for your support in getting this legislation passed the finish line. great team. great team. thank you very much. and there are so many others in the room, i know you are never going to speak to me again, but we are not going to give any more name spread let's get down to business. other than these names, who are the important ones, ok? proud of theally republican members of congress who fought. they fought with us. we didn't get a democrat vote, we didn't get o

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yet, there's the senate but this obamacare.of >> i hope you ask mulvaney this too.tion, i don't have that much to do eractint legislate or obamaca was trying todent do there is giveep rally for themselves who it was held really needed public going son order to get i don't think that was exactly the motivation for that was quite exactly as you described. that the president wanted to take an unjustified victory lap. there was a strategic purpose behind what he did there. >> what he did in effect was victory and as we heard from tom jocelyn, prematurely victory or coming lose to it, my concern is he goes to this summit. whatever comes out of the ummit, we can be certain that the president is going to say this is a breakthrough. it's a victory. that nos done something other president in history has done. >> if he talks to the leader of korea as you pointed out. is that a victory? >> well, if it leads to his hing, look, i think language oe north korea front has been entirely sober far.onsiblso 'sd about a willingness to walk away, if necessary. said as the north koreans become shaky wheth

director, economic you mulvaney, for using a tool that's not been used in 20 years. right thing, they did it in the right way. this is the largest rescission package ever in the history of congress. it will save almost $15 billion. savings come those interesting? from funds that we, frankly, didn't use. we overappropriated. my friends talk a lot about chip. the authorization for $5 billion of that money ran out. you can't even legally spend it. why would you leave it in the account? another $2 billion is taken from an account when states go beyond their spending limits, we never spent more than $350 million of that money, and we actually left $500 million in the account. why not reclaim the savings and return them to the treasury? you can go on and on. $4.3 billion for the advance technical vehicle manufacturing loan program that nobody's applied for have been used since 2011. again, there's example after example. it's a wise thing to reclaim unused money and spending authority and return it to the treasury of the united states. proud to co-sponsor the legislation. i

director, economic you mulvaney, for using a tool that's not been used in 20 years. right thing, they did it in the right way. this is the largest rescission package ever in the history of congress. it will save almost $15 billion. savings come those interesting? from funds that we, frankly, didn't use. we overappropriated. my friends talk a lot about chip. the authorization for $5 billion of that money ran out. you can't even legally spend it. why would you leave it in the account? another $2 billion is taken from an account when states go beyond their spending limits, we never spent more than $350 million of that money, and we actually left $500 million in the account. why not reclaim the savings and return them to the treasury? you can go on and on. $4.3 billion for the advance technical vehicle manufacturing loan program that nobody's applied for have been used since 2011. again, there's example after example. it's a wise thing to reclaim unused money and spending authority and return it to the treasury of the united states. proud to co-sponsor the legislation. i

white house budget director mick mulvaney is one of the possible contenders for the job.nother is nick ayers who serves as chief of staff for vice president mike pence. >>> amazon is rocking the drug industry in news it's buying an online farmny. pillpack offers home delivery of prescription medication. investors are hoping amazon will cut costs. it sent shares of walgreens, cvs and rite aid 34ru7king. the collectively they lost $11 billion in market value alloy. >>> toyota lovers are embracing for the impact on the trump administration's tariffs. they say it's popular sedan the camry will cost $1800 more to build if tariffs are implemented, and toyota says at least some of that cost will be passed on to consumers. the proposed tariffs would add a 25% penalty to imported cars. >>> and guinness is hoping a new brewery in the united states will boost its brand among younger drinkers. the $80 million location is set to open outside baltimore in august. it'll be the first guinness brewery to open in the u.s. since 1954 and will include a nearly 300-seat restaurant serving lag

consumer financial protection bureau which is anti-consumer is the current acting director of mick mulvaney west bartlett naylor a public citizen and with the world cup fever going on around the globe how much does it take to host the enormous of that we'll talk about all of that and the economics of football yes soccer with our two steve christakis lots to get to but first let's hit a few of. the hits keep keep coming in the ongoing trade war with the tariff tit for tat earlier today the european union slapped tariffs on a strategically targeted list of three point two billion dollars of u.s. imports wielding a scalpel against trump's sledgehammer the e.u. term.